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I just checked the downloads page and it says X3 is stable. At least that's what I get when I read "3.0.0-final" released November 06. Is this final release stable but not feature complete? I thought final means final. On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 15:14:04 +1100, Andrew Milton <akm@theinternet.com.au> wrote:
+-------[ Alan Snyder ]---------------------- | Holy moly! I'm installing zope onto my debian laptop right now. I | can't wait to play with it. My only question is should I attempt to | get the latest and greatest zope (X3, I believe) and latest and | greatest python (2.4), or stick with the standard apt-get stuff.
Stick with Zope 2.x for now. X3 isn't really ready for prime-time, although some people may disagree with me on that.
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Andrew Milton akm@theinternet.com.au
Alan Snyder wrote:
I just checked the downloads page and it says X3 is stable. At least that's what I get when I read "3.0.0-final" released November 06. Is this final release stable but not feature complete? I thought final means final.
Zope X3 will become plain Zope 3 when Zope 2-compatibility work is done. There are other dimensions to it, but that's the basic part. --jcc
ok, so stability - wise, x3 is ok to use. I understand the framework was rebuilt from the ground up with components and interfaces and some other cool stuff. Is it harder to learn zope via x3 or the 2.x series? I'm a newbie to zope and python but a fast learner. On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 23:34:58 -0600, J Cameron Cooper <zope-l@jcameroncooper.com> wrote:
Alan Snyder wrote:
I just checked the downloads page and it says X3 is stable. At least that's what I get when I read "3.0.0-final" released November 06. Is this final release stable but not feature complete? I thought final means final.
Zope X3 will become plain Zope 3 when Zope 2-compatibility work is done.
There are other dimensions to it, but that's the basic part.
--jcc
Alan Snyder wrote:
I just checked the downloads page and it says X3 is stable. At least that's what I get when I read "3.0.0-final" released November 06. Is this final release stable but not feature complete? I thought final means final. it is the first cut of a total rewrite of zope. It is as final as any release 0 is. Here to be improved.
It is a "mere" toolchest with few to no applications you can use "out of the" box. Zope two on the other hand has a rich base of applications to select from. How the two tracks will merge in the future is as yet not well defined. Robert
On Thursday 02 December 2004 06:29, Alan Snyder wrote:
I just checked the downloads page and it says X3 is stable. At least that's what I get when I read "3.0.0-final" released November 06. Is this final release stable but not feature complete? I thought final means final.
From what I understand... Zope X3, is not what you want, they have a stable version, but it doesn't have session support yet. Start with Zope 2. Begin by loading your database adapter. And play with it... The development process is a bit different so you'll need to get used to it, before designing your in house standards. Once you've done a example or 2 and like the code you've implemented, your coding standards will be easy to design, and implement. Jerry
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